UV is cool and useful. I found it when reviewing your code. And started using it for my own Python projects. It seems much faster than the default pip.
Well, when debian started making it where they had to obey the PEP668 where you couldn't install pip in the system level without risking breaking your system. I looked into the alternatives for venv. I started with pipx, which is great as well, for cli apps you need installed, but you can run anything with uv/uvx without needing to install it either. uv tool run glances or uvx glances is great in a pinch when you don't want to worry about installing the python app or only need to run it once. I can't praise it enough honestly.
And I do believe they have done the maths, it is like 100x faster than pip or poetry et al.
The good old days of pip, pip-tools, pipx, poetry, pyenv, twine, virtualenv are now obsolete by the simple package written with Rust lol.
Good writeup. In my opinion, there is a heavy need for backward compatibility and server side rendering for wax. But this is good development by @blocktrades team.
Well, when debian started making it where they had to obey the PEP668 where you couldn't install pip in the system level without risking breaking your system. I looked into the alternatives for venv. I started with pipx, which is great as well, for cli apps you need installed, but you can run anything with uv/uvx without needing to install it either.
uv tool run glances
oruvx glances
is great in a pinch when you don't want to worry about installing the python app or only need to run it once. I can't praise it enough honestly.And I do believe they have done the maths, it is like 100x faster than pip or poetry et al.
The good old days of pip, pip-tools, pipx, poetry, pyenv, twine, virtualenv are now obsolete by the simple package written with Rust lol.
Good writeup. In my opinion, there is a heavy need for backward compatibility and server side rendering for wax. But this is good development by @blocktrades team.